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eulers_secret
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About eulers_secret
Github: https://github.com/eulers-secret
Worked at Intel for > 10 years; currently doing embedded Linux for avionics and working toward a pilot's license.
I really love Linux.
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Comment #49049806
I use opencode or pi harness with the deepseek api for all my at home coding usages. Deepseek is at least on par with Sonnet (ghcopilot at work)- I don’t use opus, too spendy and I…
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Comment #48992696
You can have these things without owning a house. Community is IMO easier in apartments, the higher density means there’s a bigger pool of folks you might click with. Community gat…
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Comment #47167344
Depends on the machine you’re targeting. I do embedded Linux and ram usage is a major concern, same for other embedded applications. I’m partying like it’s the 90s, on a 32-bit pro…
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Comment #47088972
Tig is a nice and long-maintained git tui you might enjoy, then! If nothing else maybe for inspiration
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Comment #47003417
It’s interesting how internet backlashes can be large enough to move the needle: ring breaking with flock is evidence of this. Yet simultaneously the internet represents the opinio…
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Comment #46859113
Since we're talking about GitHub Copilot I'll lodge my biggest complaint about it here! The context window is stuck at 128k for all models (except maybe Codex): https://github.com/…
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Comment #46634679
I know this is a dead thread, but... How do so many people justify buying the new redesign? I mean it came out after the CEO went in front of the world and gave two nazi-like salut…
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Comment #46544007
The new model Y AWD non-performance does 0-60 in 4.6 seconds! The performance version is ~3.3; Ioniq 5 AWD is 4.6 and the N is 2.9 (!!!). For comparison the latest Corvette does 0-…
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Comment #46466890
This is a part of why I (sometimes, depending) still use Aider. It’s a more manual AI coding process. I also like how it uses git, and it’s good at using less context (tool calling…
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Comment #45671339
This reminds me: When I was at a newish job (like 2 months?) my manager said I "speak more in a Brittish manner" than others. At the time I had been binge watching Top Gear for a c…
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Comment #45568638
Many of us just don't use JSON in our day jobs, weird I know, but true. The only thing I use JQ for at work is parsing the copilot API response so I remember what the model names a…
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Comment #44974541
If you really think this, `baby` is an apt name! Internet, Smartphones, and social media will all be more impactful than LLMs could possibly be... but hey, if you're like 18 y/o th…
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Comment #44890419
The FCC doesn't enforce very strongly, mudduck and others like him have been killing CB channel 6 (and sometimes 19) for like 2 decades and nothing has been done nor will be done.
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Comment #44865226
There's also opencode which is a fork(?) of Claude Code that runs on any model: https://github.com/sst/opencode And of course, not the same, but Aider still exists and is still a g…
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Comment #44813717
I wonder if this can work with OpenCode (Claude Code fork which allows for other model providers: https://github.com/sst/opencode )? I really don't like being tied to a particular …
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Comment #44790746
Wild take lol, I was recently unemployed and once I started facing the very real possibility that I'd have to go work at the local sawmill (or UPS) for $20/hr I was willing to do a…
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Comment #44672137
Hyundai/Kia use a traditional 6-speed auto in their hybrids. I drive one, the engine stays at a few RPM stepping points during most driving (it likes ~1600RPM, ~2200RPM, and ~3600R…
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Comment #44561678
YUP! This is why I've settled on Aider and it's "IDE integration" (watches all files for comments that end in "AI!", which then invokes the AI). I can then use it with whatever edi…
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Comment #44160248
Folks don't want to hear it, but our careers are based more on luck than any of us would like. I avoided the first big round of layoffs at my last company. How? By being so overwhe…
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Comment #44126210
Wait, what’s wrong with just staying on emacs? I’ve been using it as my daily (systems&os dev) for over a decade. I find when I use vscode that most features have an emacs equivale…
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Comment #43525593
Huh, I guess my 401(k) has already been mistreated. I made most of the money I have for retirement when I worked at Intel, and seeing the lawsuit is really interesting/concerning. …